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substitutes.

Truly Wholesome .

A -baking powder may be a fairly eicient lesveolng agent and yet ln Maman, _nd ,m be ,und m contain ingredients that make it un- ,

wholesome. If you use any baking powder containing alum, food roducte baked with it are apt to have a bitter taste, and, according to scientists, will not be good for the health. Far better to use a tr_ul_y

- wholesome baking powder, even lf lt

docs cost a few cents more per can.

Magic Baking Powder

Nor has it any other harmful ingre- dient. It contains only phosphate. starch and soda-all of the very finest grades, expertly blended. _It never adds a bitter taste to the nice things you bake. but makes them light, white and truly wholesome. Insist on “Magic” and refuse all

SAVE THE COUPONS

alum '1

Eltstern Guardian

___,_

*COME T0 IQUR-ll February

and see "The Victims". Re- sests 60c, admission 85c.

..°ess‘r:itN Aden? - lsr. J.

W. Murdock is now Guardian agent

eceive news items, advertising, nes and renewal subscription.

..°BUY BURGE88 RADIO

Flashlight and Engine Batteries at Mabon's Drugstore. Fresh stock Imonuliy. wrmti

. .*DRE$SED POULTRY WANT

ED - Crate fattened fowl and hicken. Paying Christmas mar- ket -prices up till March 27th.- MoGowsns Limited, Kilsnulr, P. E- .l

3686<2,3,‘2i

..'CANDLEMA8 DAY loomed ul

..'8AD BEREAVE.MENT.- Mrs

new office on February 5.

ANDGET

Western Guardian

_FOR LATI WIOTIRN NIWI

-page 8 is avaiis-ble. tt

-SEE EXOELUENT PICTURES

at Strand, Kensington, Friday and Saturday nixllt. 3684-2-3,li

-WILL BE liking live hogs at

lbmemald. Feb. Cdl, it stormy next fine day. E. L. S. S. C.-D. N. Mc- Kay, Secretary. 3701-2-4-7.

-WEBTERN AGENT - lr.

Cyrus J. Gallant is now Guardian Agent in .Howlan and will receive news items, advertising and renew- al subscriptions.

-SEE "IRISH LUCK" iii Strand

Kensington, Friday audi Saturday nights. Tom ‘Donohue featured by Thomas Meigban and iLady Gwen- ‘ dolyn by Lois Wilson. _Grand scen-

ark and shadowless. Neither thi- l . 1 -- ery' thrilling °mm“°n3 and ham”

bear nor the badger would be abit w h d d°“°“°m°“'t- 3699 o e th » . H. Moore, w o has aeee te lensllielr hfrmllg/ewlxelllollhil the appointment In chairman" of °"°"'-E"°"“° A" "W ‘“°"“ things outside gandlemas mornlm me tariff soars in pines .ef Hon. buted at the Western Office ot the N0 slmdows 'pl-evemlus wel, re Geo. P. Graham, who is new a sen-_ Gi-\9»1’d|“l1 ill U10 ‘M3¢N°|ll Blllldillx. turning to their dons Winter ir **°"' Mr' M°°"° W" th’ L"’°"°' Summenide' subscribe or "MW therefore Over and 'spring ls al candidate ln ~8outh Ontario In the YOU# l‘lll>B0l'ilDti0ll to the Guardian ,'mnd_ ' "last federal election.. .He takes his and get one. tf

-ENJOYABLE TlM'E-- There

-“cpherwn mother of Rev, Fame! , was a good attendance at the K. C.

kenneth McPherson, pastor of St. gxyenlglhlsllgl-m‘:l‘iz;m$ve(;%yw§gd!|?1.T Margate” Church' died' early °n ° The ladies prize at cards was won Zfiziii ':‘.‘:.z“;‘:.'f..1'.;'e:.."';.::1a‘.z:E “MMO” Meeting 1 by M--~ Ed- -W

Y ' -__ men's prize was won b Mr P rvi

day morning her remains were con- y ‘ ' A n veyed by "am from Bear Rive, There was a large attendance at Cass. ‘Everyone present had a real

Station to Vernon River, her nat- me meeting called f°r'the H 'I se enmyable time' ` I

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'_ ECIEIM EIIUED

Madame A. Lsrlvicre of Fl!!

River, Mass., sufered with eczema for three years, and had treatment from several doctors, all of wlwln gave up the else. "Fil\“u!1" “lm says, “I went to a. specialist, which eost me another $20, but I was ao better.

“A friend advised me to try

Zam~Buk, which I did, and f0\' which I have ever since been thank-

SEVERE CUT HEALEIJ'

Mr, C, Oakley of Saskatoon, who

sustained s terrible out on his lcli

gays; “Had I known of Zsm-Bak when the accident occurred, I could

have saved myself s $40 dwtor's bill! A doctor sewed up the cut and attended me for live weeks, but the wound did not heal, and be

advised me to go into a hospital.

“I objected, however, and used

SAVED UPEIIHICII

“Father developed s painful

sore on his face," writes Miss N, Lewis of Silver Lake, Oregon. “Numerous remedies and treat- ment from several doctors failed to heal it, and the doctor advised an operation. Someone advised him to'iirsi. try Zum-Buk. A few applications brought relief, and continued use of 'Zum-Buk entirely healed tile sore, saving father froln an operation."

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VALUABIB PREMIUMS FREE

ive Parish, where she was buried °t “rggllg “Pom th; zlmogitlgdgg

<;:1nTl;;r;1;i:;'r mornin! in St. Jos- ;‘t‘;°5:1`5;t°C;_,;’;)n swat; The _ ’ _

y' meeting was held in Cape Traverse S

Hall on Januaiy 20th and 'M'r. H. '

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i ..*i.fAuNci-uno 1Ns1'1jru'rE _ Myers was chairman- Speeches CI"|]iS9 D6p0I1dS 011

This Institute met at the home of were delivered by T. B. Gillespie- _ _ Miss Elizabeth Morrison, 1s mem- w, Monson, been Howsn. Fwd Evgnts In Chula, lbers and one visitor were present. Bell, Leonard McCal'vill¢]a and oth- . | Meeting opened by repeating the ers. The following resou on was °'-_- ' ' Institute Creed. .The minutes oi unanimously adopted: D Ul§10N£l0I1;i'I;rIl:l;b-cr3lih;i']11`ht°h§§`1;§d5 the last meeting were read and "`° S - ' adopted. \Rol1 'call was answered Rogolution re carleton station iterlinean hinges on theiturn of= with blnh months and s,_°ne_ .n events in China. The Kings health was decided to hold a been sup UL WHEREAS it has been has bee” ¥°°d this Winter' bl" he por and dance in aid of school. 'rue bmugh, to ou, mentlon .by me has been rlfonlsins -for a bit more meeting closed by singing the .Nw Potato shippers' Farmers' and Gem sunshine, the situation does not

Lions): -A51:-helm. 'lilllnch was served Sm, Merchllnlg of mls vloinity, Y" e caress' e nex meet ng mal- me S'a“°“ “cwmmodatiw at so as he did two years ago after seg? me home of Mrs' Wm' Mc ’3Hl‘l€t0“ Siding is inadequate' “gd a severe cold which caused con- - . .-._ 4. ._ - ~°“mY “um ‘° a°°°mm°d°‘l° t. e sidersibls trouble in his thi-oat.'l‘he

____ _._,_ lravellirs Dllblic *md me ever W' present plan is that the King and

creasing volume Of b“Sl““S at ""3 Queen, as they did in 1925. will

_ Station. cross the Channel and travel over- _ 2nd. Tl»l‘A'l‘ WHEREAS the 0ll_l'|land 'via Paris. joining the royal

ward and luwal'd\ shipments at INS ynclit Victoria and Albert at Genoa 'Station is estimated at to be air or some other lilediterranean port.

1 proximately as follows; ---ee->__

live stock. p0l‘k. hides- 810-. Bild 0"* ar farm products in large <iU1ll\llt‘

Entered U. S. 111

Last Six Months

‘\NA|HlL\'G'l‘ON, F€lJ. 3. _ Dllflllg

tile last sfx months of 1926 a total

ies.

Inward Shipments: Fertilizer 23!

zars; coal, 25 cars; ieed. 3 to 4 ..

zars, lumber 5 cols. general mel" :handlse for 3 general stores, and .t is estimated that these shipments will bring this station up auloilf-5 the len first stations on the Island-

3rd. AND uiirnnms the im-

provements in siding l`acilit.ics and the building of u loading 1-zllllp for fphe ouyflow of allens from me potato shippers along with 0illi“`l’Uiiite<l States during the month of improvements, recelltly pill ill by December, was announced as mini-

I the Railway Management ut Carle bering 26,356, the largest departure 1 gon, through Mr. T. B. Grady.1Supt. of foreigners from the country in

cording to the report of immigra- tion commissioner Hull made pub-- lic tonight. -

,.,§‘”,'§"’§.§’., §'.".'.ff'".§;`,§§,‘ w§°Z‘I.'..°.."if,' 49,335 Canadians ‘

ful. I very soon felt some r€li°f» sad perseverance with Zsm-Bill: completely rid me of the disease.”

Zam-Buk instead, and in two weeks’ time was back at work.”

Bend this advert. name of ps..

_ per and ic. stamp (for return

postage) to lam - lluk Oo.,

1_1-1 omntn. for free ulsl bex.

lrgclgxemlllheglzhldtefdl?eaxxliloilglad:Vsixtlietvh ernments in arranging for celebra-

be Marked in City and Countryside-

Ufficial Tour Tllan Canada.

()’l"l‘A.WA, Ont.. Feb. 1. -Plullsi si

are rapidly nluturillg for the colc- bratlon of Canada Confcdenlilloils 60th birthday on July 1. of HHS l’0al` ll is now almost definite that H- -P R. H. tile Prince of Willes will bc ln Canada, for part of the summer

this year`s visit will bc lllorc in the nature oi an official tolli' than any since his first lzoilililg io (‘oil- adu in 1019. Premier Stanley Iltllll- wln's plans are not known yet. hut iii official 1'i1'clcs in Oliu\\'u he is still cxpccteil.

BEACCN FIRES FRCM, CCAST TU COAST`

'T0 CELEBRATE IJCMINICN BIRTHDAY

on Occasion to be More of that parllsiuent itself may contri-

liow hriilgc 'bctweell B11‘l`i’l||o and 'l~`<u-1. Eric milzht be ul‘1`li.-ially open- hereby challenge the Cooperative eil by His Royal Highness the

cvcilt ill 11 lllailllel' bci`itl21lg the

ot 40,335 persons emi-grated irom|at least, and li 'is limierstood illui ‘Capital ol’ the llomluiou, nll` the lcanada to the Unlted Stmem ac.. cslitres of population are expected

ln <ll'g:lilizc their own resources to nlurk the day. it is understood l_i11lt thc (‘1llla1lilln Clubs ill the illi- 1l~1‘1~111 p1'ovi'i1<‘o1-1 will work in coll- Jzlllctlml \\'l1ll the pl'u\'i1lclal gov-

`The Governnlcllt. \\'ol'king with; ~_- - - . - ` `

the Association of Calladluli (`l1|b.~:.

-- - -_-_ _ _._ .___ `

tion. -Undoubtedly* much will lic said during the forthcoming session of parliament regarding the Diamond Jubilee. and it ls quite possible

and Hamlet, town Prince of Wales

_ _ blite its share of the celebration. His ReeentTr1ps to '_-*°‘*-'_

CHALLENGE

lggestcd for llie occasloll. 'l`lle ---

We the Beavers hockey team do

‘Egg Candlers to it game of hockey

rillcc oi Wales. -1 to be arranged at any date. Line Willie Otlalva \\'ill ccloliinte the up follows.

Goal - G. Lund. Defence - D. Gillis. Capt., ll.

‘Bevlu.

-Forwards -T Mclilweil, S. Steele.

M. Beviu.

Sufbs ~ T. Ryan, S. Costello.

(Players Signed.) 1-li-G}l_-_

liilsesiilgf-Une .\llm\rd'1i Llnlmeili.

P. E. island Division is greatly sp-

- preglntcd by the people of this' vi-I

a single month since July, 192-5, Tile commissioner estimated total

and llltlirectly wltll ull the Laund-

lan Cllllis of the Domililnii. is or-

§"` ,__ `-..

.~ it V We wld .lm-lller ,lull ihotilnlmlgratlon for the halt year end"

The H°"' wmum G°°r“° Arm' llllxlg ygood wvork be completed, by lug January 1 last as 175.000 and ur ormmrson' J P ' D L ' 'M':" placing at Carleton an up to'date e"llH’1”ati<"\ Of alien* HB 42-779- lellv' “"'|i‘"";'f°°";’g;;£4°ia':;“=ing` :mf ,tation with a competent wrelllker, ing a net population gain of 133, CO lp s

The engagement was announced on January 19, of Miss Mary Ashley--one of the richest girls in England, to Captain A. C. Reid

of the Royal Air Force-and a megiber of parliamciigt. *llcafyifl/*$0 is a sister of Lad Louise Mount atten, s a gran aug er c r _ - . , Eme" clue", ,lang Edwarw. "lend and banken The captain . that this large and replesentathe brought down ten enemy planes during the war, and taught the

Prince of Wales and the Duke of

Miss Ashley, who one day, will inherit great wealth.

orYork to fly. This photo shwvs

vemoer 1924, |v1.P.1or oenbign als- and a lelevholle ‘Ori the i“°°;’}:‘i" 176' l

_ ' ' y - ll, bl -, _ 1; `“*`“°""*"_`“”`w’“*-*w 211.12 1:’:.$:;?:..r"“..:.:' .5::'f:.°;': ;“..‘;;‘.‘;‘.;°:.°.‘.....e.1:'... ;..‘:f; ".1 --» --» of

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been appointed a privy councillor. iness. and shipping point.

track, and east oi' the main road.

` nh THEREFORE RESOLVED 5tli. That all express trains stop

at this station -for to accommodate the travelling public.

6th. Filrther resolved that 11

meeting, assembled in Cape Trav- erse Hnll, on this 20tll day of Jan- uary, 1927. do hereby put themselv- es on record. that the -following im-

Stock Quotations

--_- .\'.r. T. B. Grady. Supl. P. E. Island

To cool a hot dish in a hurl'y

place it in a ivessel lull of cold suit ~

water.

» EARACHE

Don'tlet the children suffer. Minsrd'e with sweet oil will

quickly relieve the pain.

ll N A” D` Sl 1' T

||_||EN

-O°'**§OO+Of"f9'¢

INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

We use this adjective ad-

illsedly.

Buiferers from Eyestrain

may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye. defect.

The motive power of the

entire human organism is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it is computed

utilise about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- strain is present. a much larger proportion la required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption ef an ex- oeseive amount of Nerve. En- ergy may esrleusl silent _the functioning of other organs

. .

iwhlle scientists discredit

srory that he ever existed, it Ia re- ported that "6gopo»go," ghe ull.

monster of Liake Okana n In

HA1LI-MAX, Feb. 3.-Quotations

ful-nlghodi by Johnston and Ward. Members oi' the Montreal -Stock Exchange:

Division. and Mr. W- -li. Appleton. General Manager. Atlantic Division Moncton N- B., asking that the re- quest of the petitioners be grunted at an early (late.

Signed

HERMAS MYERS

Chairman

T. B. GILLESPIE

Secretary

Dated at Cape Traverse, P, E. l.

this 20th day of January, 1927. *

provements be put into effect at this point at as early a date as pos- sible.

1l1t. That the piesent station be

discarded and illat a new building sufficiently commodious to take cure of the ever increasing trade, both of outward, and inward freight he built at as early a Lillie as pos- sible.

2n<i- That a Carets.kcl‘ be placed

in. charge of a Station immediately ln order to protect the shippers and prevent the great loss now being sustained by them especially, on incoming freight, and that` this caretaker be paid a sufficient re- muneration for the services that he is required to perform.

3rd- That the management im-

mediately install n telephone in this station for the convenience of the shippers a large number of whom are a long distance from the station, pending the putting into practice tile further request that this station he made il regular -book- ing stsiioil as soon us thc business warraln-ts slime. 4. That in the opinion of this

meeting, the station should be mov-

New York Exchange

At. Top, and Santa Fe -Ry. . 166% American Can, Co. . . . _ . . . . . 48% Am. Car and Fdy. C0. . . .. . . 102% Am. Locomotive Co. 109% Am, Smelt_ 1md\Refng. Co. .. 143 Auaconda Cop. Min. Co. 46% Can. Pacl.tlc1Co- 179 ChlleCopper Co. 35’/1 N.Y. Cen. and \I{ud- 1Rlv. R..R_ 142*/4 Cuba Am. Sugar Co. . . . .. 4855 Con. Gas Co_ (lN.Y.) . .. . . 100% Hudson Motor 'Car Co- . .. .. 57% International Paper -Co. 57011 lnternntlollal Petroleum .. . 32% Staildard Oil of N. J. .. . _ . . 38"/5 Mis. Kali, and Tex- Ry. . . 250 Reading Co. . . . . . . . . . 100*/4 .Southern Pacific Co. 1091/4 Union Paciiic Ry. . . . .. 164% U.S. industrial Alcohol Co. . 80 Westinghouse Electric . 69% United States |Steel 158% F, W. Wbolworth Co- 1151/4

the

Montreal Btoek Exchange

B.1.IA11ii1l11 ses

copy oi' this resolution be sent tu`

Skelton. under Secretary oi' State for Exterilul .-iffairs, is livin!-Z lurin- ed tu nrlvlse'the (iovcrulllcllt :uid to -make recoinllleuililliolls to tile ‘Canadian Clubs und ullier patriot- ic orgnnlzatioils. Shortly 11 national committee probably under the chairmanship of Premier King will be formed to coordinate all the- efforts being made for the Diamond Jubilee. . 'li is improbable that tile actual

celebration will be con‘llllc1l to it slliglc clay. ‘I’i‘og1\anllllcs of varlolili kinds will lic workeil out exicmllilix river sevcrdl days. There will be tlistlllgulslleil visitors from all parts of the world, luclurling i‘cprcsoutil-- lives ui the goviwnllicills of thu ills-` ici' dnmiulolls of the llrillsll Enl- plrc.

Varieties of Celebration

, The tentative plans call 'lui' ilelrl days, picnics, patriotic ilieetliigs. special iniitrllctlou ln lilo sc-llnols prior to Dominion Day. and sport- ing events of distinctly Canadian character. At noon nu Dominion iDay there will be salutes or guns and probably military displays dur- ing the afternoon. -At night ii is ,proposed to have fire works and 10,000 beacon fires rcuchlilg from the Atlantic to the |Pncific ill nil the_ cities, towns and llumlets ol' Canada.

The Canadian Clubs have

ts.kcn to present to every'

house in Canada a reproduction

rHnrris‘s famous picture of |Fa‘thers of Confederation. li cities this has been done 11 An international feature img

ganizing l`nl‘ the cele`b1'atlou, An I ' ` ` . I -

liitcr-<lepai't1llclltal conlitliituv ilu- l _

del' the cllalrnluilship of Dr. (‘, I).

at Holman’s

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.Layer Felt Mattress $950 A Real Bargain .

Hel-9 S 3 bargain -in lntyei' Fc-lt Mutt~l'css

that you cannot afford to miss. Finished with roll edge, and covered witlh attractive art ticking in pretty floral design. There is many years of restful sleep for you with this mattress. A real bargain at. _ . _ $9.50

' °'°""'*5""““‘*"""‘~"°‘* sank Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... zsl 1 t’ I , §:|'|“"“E,,|f Q";|f,:;r°°“*Fh_ wilson-my, 14311,; July, 1a-154; _ Syrup

tiah Columbia, ia dead, having died ‘Howard Smith .. . . .. .. .

Howardi Smith Pfd.

beneath the ice. The animal has

68%

104

furnished many stories at different Laurentlde Pulp 103'/¢

'timely numerous people having'Montreul Po ver . .. said they had seen him, and have -National Breweries

,told varied stories as to his ln-

itlon. The picture of the supposed .fish lg reproduced from a drawing

.ed London News.

l ee-0->--_

Nottingham woman' I kept her

V Spanish River

,creditable size and speed of Iocomo- gpanlsh mv" pm,

Steel Co. Can. Colll.

. Wlnni e Electric

,by w. s. Robinson in ,hs iiiuatrst-'A,,be,f:,,,gC0m_ New

Asbestos Pfd. New Bell Telephone 140%

71% 117=,»,| 1001.5 114 120 63 23% 85

at ilrm's length with 1-l clothes Brompton " ` " " " ' 33

prop, Shawimligan New _________ _ -Can. Steamship -Coin.

68% 37

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H ABSOPBINE Dominion nudge .. . . . . . . ... 11214

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BAN K8

The Children . Will Catch Cold

abildrea are concerned, for if th some serious lung trouble is to follow. »

ustsasconasths belnto

Dr. Weod's Norway Pine

exsmmeo 1 * ausmi infested iam. Sep” "3‘l‘- n 1.1 1.

Y WU

l give them a dose of I _ ‘h

1140111.11 -111.11111 limi- ss¢l¢¢¢` ul. sm

sign of n cold oi' cough when their

11.11°.

Mrs. IL T. Hulb 1022 B end 11.1111", ilzgf mm:-'mg c ren aljo , nt' uall ttin l but I have nhutrlciilblsywltll

Causes 7 out of

after close work. Any 9", of several eye muscles can cause an intense hesdsehs. Mgnk your headache at its sour",

C Eyestrain

10 Headaches

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Most 'headaches some on

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINBD.

Sliding Steel Couch $975 Buy .itifnow for (lilly

This Sliding 319001 0011011 is 't-he real thing

for boarding' house,

hotel--='or get it now

for your summer' camj It hasnational link fabric spring, dolxe size miittress

stuffed throughout

and covered with at-

tractive upholste1'°ing‘_ openit' is 3 feet 11 inches wide and closed ’ie`“_2 feet' 2 inches wide.. January and Febm`1`ary price 59-.75

, ll I Pflitivc q or so I get great results out of it and

pi. sim. .

G» F. Hlll1¢ll¢S0ll . "” i"ifi.?-.]ifi‘i.:'if:s‘?°§mi°"'§i eos"-ua 47%: J l 41%; "wld '-'°° b’ "'"'°“° ‘° '°' """‘“' ‘

H. J. MABON

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lllfblz qu|*|, IH! Corn-May. 81%; July, 34%; W c breaks up the cold withtnaday ~ J

Il(/` ' bllllter or rem'ov3eli:‘ir S t 46 yy u y' I5” mlm! "°°0mm°“d if t0 Ill! W9-1' Aibvl "Ty" c°bb M °°"°"'

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,el the body and produce ill

' health.

HAVE YOUR IVE!

9 P

p_50|l,olll,_d,R",,d_ .”.,.mn_ Wl1011i-Mi\Y- 140%. July. 138%.. ah nl ’ 5 f land, who this weak were

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